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City Buzz Magazine 2019 Edition Dates 20 The Positive Community City News, Events & Advertisements Cynthiana, Paris Buzz & Georgetown, KY Magazine 19 The City Buzz Magazine 2019 Edition Dates: Jan 11 & 25 / Feb 8 & 22 / Mar 8 & 22 / April 5 & 19 May 3 & 17 & 31 / June 14 & 28 / July 12 & 26 / Aug 9 & 23 Sept 6 & 20 / Oct 4 & 18 / Nov 1 & 15 & 29 / Dec 13 & 27 The Cynthiana/Harrison County Museum Is Celebrating Their 25th Year Anniversary ' ASK YOUR OWN LAWYER ' Notice; This column is not to be considered as any legal advice, always ask your own lawyer when you need legal advice. The stories depicted in this column are commonsensical in approach and are intended for purely entertainment purposes. July & August 2019 Question: Last month, I sold a truck to a fellow at work. The truck was a 10 year old Chevy 1500 series, but was a good drive to get back and forth to If you are one that has never visited our lovely Museum work in Georgetown., KY. I sold it for $1,500 and it had 160,000 + miles on before, you should take the opportunity to visit us in July or the odometer. This guy was going to give it to his son who turned 16 and was driving on a permit. The older truck was in pretty good shape, good paint August this summer. If you’ve been here before, please and clean interior. It needed new tires, but didn’t burn any oil either. Well come back. You’ll always find new things. as luck would have it, the old truck went down, blown engine. Now the guy wants his money back. I say that his son hot dogged the truck and blew the Come on in because it’s Free to the public. There are engine. I had changed the oil every 4,000 miles and gave him proof at the thousands of artifacts that tell a very intricate and rich sale. What can I do. I don’t think I owe him anything, but he claims that he history of Cynthiana and Harrison County. This is a unique is going to sue me if I don’t give him back his money. experience that has been brought to you by the many very hard working individuals that staff the museum. Answer: Well, I’ve said it before, buyer beware! It sounds like you gave him a good deal on the truck. After a vehicle is 10 years old with 160,000 + We are located at 124 South Walnut Street right here in miles on it, you take your chance. That’s why they sell new ones, to avoid the trouble. I would see no reason to give him back his money. You might Cynthiana. We welcome your visits and look forward to tell him where he can find a used motor if you know, but you are under helping you with the identification of our relics. Many local no obligation to help him. If he sues you, get a lawyer and have the suit family members and old businesses have donated items of dismissed, then make him reimburse you for the expense. Good Luck interest. We also offer many books and reading materials for your enjoyment which you can purchase. Learn about our community and visit our exact replica model of downtown Cynthiana before the turn of the 20th Century. This display shows buildings and homes that were lost to time and many that are still in use today. Kids can participate in the Great Museum Treasure Hunt. We offer tours for school, church and adult organizations. 201 N. Main Street, Cynthiana, Kentucky Call us for a special appointment 859-234-7179 or just Advertise in The City Buzz and Get to the Right Customers! walk in on Friday or Saturday - 10:00 am-4:00 pm. Come visit and live your history. 18 3 Selling lots in Phase 3, 4 & 5 Don’t be a Turkey Better get your lot today! running after customers! Advertise in The City Buzz 859-588-2696 4 Area Events, Programs & Dates to Remember Mr. Tidbits 17 July 26: 27 & 28 THE What Color Rabbit Did You Want? I was in a pet store picking up some pet food for my dog when I August: 2, 3 & 4 LION KING overheard the following conversation. A cute girl peaks over the counter and politely asks the sales representative. Next 2 Weeks, Show Times: “I’m interested in buying a rabbit.” Fri. & Sat. @ 7:00 pm, Sun. @ 1:00 pm “Oh sure we’ve got lots of rabbits” gushed the motherly sales representative. “Do you have any specific color in mind? We’ve got July 26 - Fun Friday Flicks (Frozen) - 9:00 pm @ the Old Rock Jail some adorable white Bunnies down this isle.” The lady exclaimed. House on W. Pike St., Cynthiana. Free to the public, bring your own “Oh” said the cute girl with a wave of her hand, “I really don’t think my chair, free popcorn & snow cones boa constrictor would care about the color!” July 27 - Cynthiana Bike Night - 12 pm-9:00 pm - Bike Show at 3:00 pm ($5 entry fee) U.G.K. stunts preformed at 2, 4 & 6 pm - Blue Collar Rebels Band performs from 4:30 pm to 6:00 pm - Free for the public. Call Stephanie Burden @ 859-588-0123 or Philip Kelly @ 859-588-7030 to enter your bike or the become a vendor (Vendor’s setup fee $20)! August 3 - Summer Concert Series - Spencer Creek - Sponsored by City National Bank, W Va. - 6-9 pm - Nicholas Co Courthouse lawn in Carlisle, KY - Music Event is Free to the public August 3 - Water Day Fun & Games - 10am – 2pm @ Flat Run Veterans Park, Cynthiana, KY- Plus, Firefighter’s Water Ball Tournament during Water Day - open to all Firemen - $10 regis fee. August 6-7 - HMH Auxiliary Linen Sale & Fundraiser Night– Linen sale is from 7 am-4pm in the front lobby at Harrison Memorial Hospital both days - Aug 7 Dairy Queen Fundraiser Night 5-8 pm at Cynthiana DQ August 9 - Cynthiana Concert Series -Tyler Halsey & Steel N - 7-9 pm Harrison Co courthouse Square Thank You For Calling August 24 - 8th Annual Cynthiana Rod Run - 9am to 9 pm Listen a job is a job, we all need to find away to put bread on the table don’t August 30-Sept 1 - Heritage Days - Augusta, KY we? To make a long story short I’m a telemarketer that’s my job and that’s what September 28 - Battle of Augusta Anniversary Weekend I do. It’s not a job everyone appreciates, but it’s a job I enjoy and am proud of. The other day I called a house and a real nice lady answered the phone, she was really helpful and friendly, she was the type of lady that helps a telemarketer get through a long day. After some pleasantries, I asked if Mr. Smith was in, “I’m sorry”, she answered “I’m afraid he doesn’t live here anymore.” Now that was a real disappointment being that she was a nice lady and all, but I took it all in a stride, “I’m sorry to hear that ma’am. Do you happen to have his new number.” “Sure thing!” The woman cheerfully replied, listing off his new number. I hung up the phone and quickly called the new number and was surprised to hear a recording. “Thank you for calling Green Acres Cemetery…” 5 16 Cynthiana-Harrison County Public Library 859-234-4881 or visit our website at www.cynthianalibrary.org August 2019 Calendar @ The Library Thursday, July 25th-Women’s Discussion Book Group at 6:00 pm. This month they will be reading and reviewing “The Reluctant Midwife” by Patricia Harman. Do you like to read? Join our Book Groups and Meet New Friends. Thursday, August 1 - 2 pm - Watermelon Wishes - Commemorate the Sum- mer of 2019 and decorate a fun photo frame magnet and enjoy some water- melon and other tasty treats. Crafts will be provided for school age attendees and tasty watermelon for all. - Please call to register Wednesday, August 7th10:00 am-2:00 pm Kentucky Blood Center Drive will be set up in Cynthiana-Harrison Co. Public Library Community Room. When you donate with the Kentucky Blood Center, you are a hero to a local patient. Call the blood center to schedule your donation at 1-800-775-2522. Monday, August 12 - 9:10 AM – 9:40 AM - Coffee Break Extra Tuesday, August 13 - 5 PM - BINGO For Adults Thursday, August 15 - 11 am - Bingo for Adults Tuesday, August 20 - 5 pm - Scrapbooking for Adults Thursday, August 22 - 11 am - Scrapbooking for Adults Thursday, August 22 - 6 pm - Women’s Discussion Book Group - Wonderland Creek by Gill Austin - Do you like to read? Join our book groups! Meet new friends! Enjoy a lively book discussion! Pick your copy of Wonderland Creek at the circulation desk after July 25th. Saturday, August 24 - Library Closed for The Cynthiana Rod Run Monday, August 26 - 10 am - Healthy Choices For Every Body Tuesday, August 27 - 11 am - Women's Discussion Book Group - Saving Cee Cee Homeycutt by Beth Hoffman - Do you like to read? Join our book groups! Meet new friends! Enjoy a lively book discussion! Pick your copy of Saving CeeCee Honeycutt at the circulation desk after July 25th. Tuesday, August 27 - 5 pm - Cooking Through The Calendar Downtown Lexington/Central Bank - Thursday Night Live 5:00-9:00 pm - Fifth Third Bank Pavilion at Cheapside Park July 25 - The Johnson Brothers September 5 - Mercy Men August 1 - 64West September 12 - The Swells August 8 - The Johnson Brothers September 19 - Ward Haydon & August 15 - Rebel Without A The Outliers Cause September 26 - Kimberly Carter August 22 - Kenny Owens & & Carrying On Group Therapy October 3 - Chung Yen Band August 29 - The Twiggenburys October 10 - TBA 6 15 Weather Predictions; Old Farmers Almanac (Ohio Valley) Stoops, Cats Get No Respect During the SEC media days last Thursday, Kentucky football got no July 2019: 21 - 26: T-storms, then sunny, warm respect (as Rodney Dangerfield would say).
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